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Bodiless Forum Administrator User ID: 22251333 United States 07/07/2015 05:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Happy to agree with you. Now how do we fix it? How about we start with jury nullification. Start local, build large. Get rid of illegal laws. “We have assembled the most extensive and inclusive Voter Fraud Organization in the history of America”—Joe “SippyCup” Biden Joe Biden will never be the man Michelle Obama is The worst thing about dying is that you become a democratic voter for eternity |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 7426888 United States 07/07/2015 05:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The whole court should be impeached (after the election), and replaced with honest judges. The problem is not with one judge, it is systemic. It's not just a bad apple, they are all crooks. Every one of them is bent on filling their own pockets at our expense. I guess the judges decided that it has worked so well for congress, they might as well get some the action too. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy The whole court should be impeached (after the election), and replaced with honest judges. The problem is not with one judge, it is systemic. It's not just a bad apple, they are all crooks. Every one of them is bent on filling their own pockets at our expense. I guess the judges decided that it has worked so well for congress, they might as well get some the action too. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy Honest judges isn't that an oxymoron |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 69698911 United States 07/07/2015 05:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The Constitution does not exist. The Supreme Court said so. The US Supreme Court just admitted that the US Contitution is gone. Watch and listen for yourself. You will be amazed if you did not already know that the Constitution has been gone since 1933. Chief Justice Roberts actually said it when the gay marriage ruling came out. Quoting: Understand the Times 11478368 Pay particular attention at the 2:35 mark to the 2:58 mark "Do not celebrate the Constitution. It had nothing to do with it" Supreme Court Rules Same-Sex Marriage Legal Nationwide |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 69700607 United States 07/07/2015 05:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The whole court should be impeached (after the election), and replaced with honest judges. The problem is not with one judge, it is systemic. It's not just a bad apple, they are all crooks. Every one of them is bent on filling their own pockets at our expense. I guess the judges decided that it has worked so well for congress, they might as well get some the action too. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy The whole court should be impeached (after the election), and replaced with honest judges. The problem is not with one judge, it is systemic. It's not just a bad apple, they are all crooks. Every one of them is bent on filling their own pockets at our expense. I guess the judges decided that it has worked so well for congress, they might as well get some the action too. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy Honest judges isn't that an oxymoron that's oxymoran |
Bodiless Forum Administrator User ID: 22251333 United States 07/07/2015 05:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | “We have assembled the most extensive and inclusive Voter Fraud Organization in the history of America”—Joe “SippyCup” Biden Joe Biden will never be the man Michelle Obama is The worst thing about dying is that you become a democratic voter for eternity |
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~sIcKaNdTwIsTeD~ User ID: 65969492 United States 07/07/2015 05:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The whole court should be impeached (after the election), and replaced with honest judges. The problem is not with one judge, it is systemic. It's not just a bad apple, they are all crooks. Every one of them is bent on filling their own pockets at our expense. I guess the judges decided that it has worked so well for congress, they might as well get some the action too. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy |
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Perfectly Paleo User ID: 69278931 United States 07/07/2015 06:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 4. FEDERAL JUDGES DO NOT HOLD LIFETIME APPOINTMENTS A. The Constitution says that judges hold their office only during “good behavior” (Art. III, Sec. 1). B. Federal judges may be removed by Congress for misbehavior, which, historically, did not include only criminal behavior but also other misbehavior. C. Historically, federal judges have been removed from the bench by Congress for contradicting an order of Congress, for profanity, for rude treatment of witness in a courtroom, for drunkenness, for judicial high-handedness and a variety of other reasons.24 D. The Constitution provides six clauses on impeachment – the most often-mentioned subject in the Constitution.25 E. The Founding Fathers and early legal authorities were clear about the ground for impeachment: 1. James Wilson, signer of the Constitution, original Justice on the U. S. Supreme Court: “mpeachments are confined to political characters, to political crimes and misdemeanors, and to political punishments.26 2. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “The offenses to which the power of impeachment has been and is ordinarily applied as a remedy. . . . are aptly termed political offences, growing out of personal misconduct, or gross neglect, or usurpation, or habitual disregard of the public interests.27 3. John Marshall, Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court: “[T]he present doctrine seems to be that a Judge giving a legal opinion contrary to the opinion of the legislature is liable to impeachment.28 4. George Mason, the “Father of the Bill of Rights”: “attempts to subvert the Constitution.29 5. Alexander Hamilton: “the abuse or violation of some public trust. . . . [or for] injuries done immediately to the society itself.30 6. George Mason, “Father of the Bill of Rights,” and Elbridge, signer of the Declaration and Framer of the Bill of Rights: “mal-administration.31 7. William Rawle, legal authority and author of early constitutional commentary: “the inordinate extension of power, the influence of party and of prejudice32 as well as attempts to “infringe the rights of the people.33 8. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “unconstitutional opinions” and “attempts to subvert the fundamental laws and introduce arbitrary power.34 F. Federalist #65: “[T]he practice of impeachments [is] a bridle in the hands of the Legislative body.35 G. Justice James Iredell, a ratifier of the Constitution, placed on the Supreme Court by President Washington: “Every government requires it [impeachment]. Every man ought to be amenable for his conduct. . . . It will be not only the means of punishing misconduct but it will prevent misconduct. A man in public office who knows that there is no tribunal to punish him may be ready to deviate from his duty; but if he knows there is a tribunal for that purpose although he may be a man of no principle, the very terror of punishment will perhaps deter him." [link to www.wallbuilders.com] hi |
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DeadManWalkin' User ID: 26565484 United States 07/07/2015 06:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | snippet: Quoting: ImpartialOne 69226408 "The organization Fix the Court says in a report (pdf) that Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justices Stephen Breyer and Samuel Alito have created potential conflicts of interest by participating in decisions that potentially affected their stock portfolio. Fix the Court reviewed cases heard by the court between 2009 and 2013, and focused on 19 cases in which the three justices owned stock in companies that filed “friend of the court” or amicus curiae briefs. The report says that, in those cases, 68% of the time Roberts, Breyer and Alito sided with the companies in which they owned stock. The other six justices were omitted from the study because they don’t own a significant amount of common stock in individual companies. The 19 conflict-of-interest cases involved such matters as mandatory arbitration, affirmative action, and corporate immunity for international law violations." Read more [link to www.blacklistednews.com] Wow. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 29150242 This entire planet is so out of sync and balance that we're actually in need of a direct asteroid strike! The other six justices were omitted from the study because they don't own a significant amount of common stock in individual companies. Quoting: ImpartialOne 69226408 Read more [link to www.blacklistednews.com] What utter bullshit. is there any legal precedent to remove supreme court justices like impeachment? Quoting: Grove Street The whole court should be impeached (after the election), and replaced with honest judges. The problem is not with one judge, it is systemic. It's not just a bad apple, they are all crooks. Every one of them is bent on filling their own pockets at our expense. I guess the judges decided that it has worked so well for congress, they might as well get some the action too. Quoting: Epic Beard Guy The supreme court is nothing but a joke. Just another political group that does the bidding of it's masters. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 64469937 Try the first couple lines of the declaration of independence, to whit: When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. . The irony here is 'lies are truth'; 'victims are terrorists'. And furthermore, 'give away military weapons to the rebels'; 'let no crime go to waste'. It's about time to add a line to the top of every ballot; 'Should we lock up the current elected politicos and try them for treason' Perhaps the oath of office should be enforced? snippet: Quoting: ImpartialOne 69226408 "The organization Fix the Court says in a report (pdf) that Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justices Stephen Breyer and Samuel Alito have created potential conflicts of interest by participating in decisions that potentially affected their stock portfolio. Fix the Court reviewed cases heard by the court between 2009 and 2013, and focused on 19 cases in which the three justices owned stock in companies that filed “friend of the court” or amicus curiae briefs. The report says that, in those cases, 68% of the time Roberts, Breyer and Alito sided with the companies in which they owned stock. The other six justices were omitted from the study because they don’t own a significant amount of common stock in individual companies. The 19 conflict-of-interest cases involved such matters as mandatory arbitration, affirmative action, and corporate immunity for international law violations." Read more [link to www.blacklistednews.com] Will anything happen? No! All agencies, all positions are corrupt. that seems pretty blatant I mean a nurse in the hospital isn't supposed to help somebody they know get well for ethical reasons Quoting: Anonymous Coward 67637065 Look at it this way, America is not a failed state, it is the perfect opportunity to create 50 new independent republics using the former as an example of what not to let happen. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 53158832 . Happy to agree with you. Now how do we fix it? How about we start with jury nullification. Start local, build large. Get rid of illegal laws. 4. FEDERAL JUDGES DO NOT HOLD LIFETIME APPOINTMENTS Quoting: Perfectly Paleo A. The Constitution says that judges hold their office only during “good behavior” (Art. III, Sec. 1). B. Federal judges may be removed by Congress for misbehavior, which, historically, did not include only criminal behavior but also other misbehavior. C. Historically, federal judges have been removed from the bench by Congress for contradicting an order of Congress, for profanity, for rude treatment of witness in a courtroom, for drunkenness, for judicial high-handedness and a variety of other reasons.24 D. The Constitution provides six clauses on impeachment – the most often-mentioned subject in the Constitution.25 E. The Founding Fathers and early legal authorities were clear about the ground for impeachment: 1. James Wilson, signer of the Constitution, original Justice on the U. S. Supreme Court: “mpeachments are confined to political characters, to political crimes and misdemeanors, and to political punishments.26 2. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “The offenses to which the power of impeachment has been and is ordinarily applied as a remedy. . . . are aptly termed political offences, growing out of personal misconduct, or gross neglect, or usurpation, or habitual disregard of the public interests.27 3. John Marshall, Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court: “[T]he present doctrine seems to be that a Judge giving a legal opinion contrary to the opinion of the legislature is liable to impeachment.28 4. George Mason, the “Father of the Bill of Rights”: “attempts to subvert the Constitution.29 5. Alexander Hamilton: “the abuse or violation of some public trust. . . . [or for] injuries done immediately to the society itself.30 6. George Mason, “Father of the Bill of Rights,” and Elbridge, signer of the Declaration and Framer of the Bill of Rights: “mal-administration.31 7. William Rawle, legal authority and author of early constitutional commentary: “the inordinate extension of power, the influence of party and of prejudice32 as well as attempts to “infringe the rights of the people.33 8. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “unconstitutional opinions” and “attempts to subvert the fundamental laws and introduce arbitrary power.34 F. Federalist #65: “[T]he practice of impeachments [is] a bridle in the hands of the Legislative body.35 G. Justice James Iredell, a ratifier of the Constitution, placed on the Supreme Court by President Washington: “Every government requires it [impeachment]. Every man ought to be amenable for his conduct. . . . It will be not only the means of punishing misconduct but it will prevent misconduct. A man in public office who knows that there is no tribunal to punish him may be ready to deviate from his duty; but if he knows there is a tribunal for that purpose although he may be a man of no principle, the very terror of punishment will perhaps deter him." [link to www.wallbuilders.com] There is hope for our country, yet! Man, I love you guys!! See ya on the other side. If not, you can all share my preps. -.. . .- -.. / -- .- -. / .-- .- .-.. -.- .. -. --. Omnes vulnerant, ultima necat |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 69593062 United States 07/07/2015 06:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So what? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 65224427 The two freak'n dykes on the court have rules on cases in which they publicly took a position (fudge packer marriage licenses) before a case in which they should have recused themselves. Good enough for dyke justices.... good enough for everybody else. Fuck 'em. /thread |
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Perfectly Paleo User ID: 69278931 United States 07/07/2015 06:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 4. FEDERAL JUDGES DO NOT HOLD LIFETIME APPOINTMENTS Quoting: Perfectly Paleo A. The Constitution says that judges hold their office only during “good behavior” (Art. III, Sec. 1). B. Federal judges may be removed by Congress for misbehavior, which, historically, did not include only criminal behavior but also other misbehavior. C. Historically, federal judges have been removed from the bench by Congress for contradicting an order of Congress, for profanity, for rude treatment of witness in a courtroom, for drunkenness, for judicial high-handedness and a variety of other reasons.24 D. The Constitution provides six clauses on impeachment – the most often-mentioned subject in the Constitution.25 E. The Founding Fathers and early legal authorities were clear about the ground for impeachment: 1. James Wilson, signer of the Constitution, original Justice on the U. S. Supreme Court: “mpeachments are confined to political characters, to political crimes and misdemeanors, and to political punishments.26 2. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “The offenses to which the power of impeachment has been and is ordinarily applied as a remedy. . . . are aptly termed political offences, growing out of personal misconduct, or gross neglect, or usurpation, or habitual disregard of the public interests.27 3. John Marshall, Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court: “[T]he present doctrine seems to be that a Judge giving a legal opinion contrary to the opinion of the legislature is liable to impeachment.28 4. George Mason, the “Father of the Bill of Rights”: “attempts to subvert the Constitution.29 5. Alexander Hamilton: “the abuse or violation of some public trust. . . . [or for] injuries done immediately to the society itself.30 6. George Mason, “Father of the Bill of Rights,” and Elbridge, signer of the Declaration and Framer of the Bill of Rights: “mal-administration.31 7. William Rawle, legal authority and author of early constitutional commentary: “the inordinate extension of power, the influence of party and of prejudice32 as well as attempts to “infringe the rights of the people.33 8. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “unconstitutional opinions” and “attempts to subvert the fundamental laws and introduce arbitrary power.34 F. Federalist #65: “[T]he practice of impeachments [is] a bridle in the hands of the Legislative body.35 G. Justice James Iredell, a ratifier of the Constitution, placed on the Supreme Court by President Washington: “Every government requires it [impeachment]. Every man ought to be amenable for his conduct. . . . It will be not only the means of punishing misconduct but it will prevent misconduct. A man in public office who knows that there is no tribunal to punish him may be ready to deviate from his duty; but if he knows there is a tribunal for that purpose although he may be a man of no principle, the very terror of punishment will perhaps deter him." [link to www.wallbuilders.com] There is hope for our country, yet! Man, I love you guys!! See ya on the other side. If not, you can all share my preps. To add... "uarter.2 C. Congress determines the operation of the Judiciary, not vice versa (Congress sets the number of judges and courts; what issues may come before the courts; judges’ salary and compensation; how often the courts meet and the length of their sessions; and just as Congress can establish and set the number of lowers courts, so, too, can Congress also abolish them; etc.)" hi |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 69698911 United States 07/07/2015 06:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You guys do realize that the BAR is in England, right? THE LAWYER'S SECRET OATH [link to www.apfn.org] “BAR” stands for “British Accreditation Research” also see [link to nesara.insights2.org] America is still a British colony too. The founding fathers LOST the "War of Independence". The United States is Still a British Colony [link to www.theforbiddenknowledge.com] Also see here [link to www.natural-person.ca] Specifically look near the bottom of the page for The Destruction of America and see Great Britain Owns USA This is a 4 hour video containing all parts. It's long, but it is worth watching. Ralph Epperson - America's Secret Destiny |
DeadManWalkin' User ID: 35680072 United States 07/07/2015 07:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 4. FEDERAL JUDGES DO NOT HOLD LIFETIME APPOINTMENTS Quoting: Perfectly Paleo A. The Constitution says that judges hold their office only during “good behavior” (Art. III, Sec. 1). B. Federal judges may be removed by Congress for misbehavior, which, historically, did not include only criminal behavior but also other misbehavior. C. Historically, federal judges have been removed from the bench by Congress for contradicting an order of Congress, for profanity, for rude treatment of witness in a courtroom, for drunkenness, for judicial high-handedness and a variety of other reasons.24 D. The Constitution provides six clauses on impeachment – the most often-mentioned subject in the Constitution.25 E. The Founding Fathers and early legal authorities were clear about the ground for impeachment: 1. James Wilson, signer of the Constitution, original Justice on the U. S. Supreme Court: “mpeachments are confined to political characters, to political crimes and misdemeanors, and to political punishments.26 2. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “The offenses to which the power of impeachment has been and is ordinarily applied as a remedy. . . . are aptly termed political offences, growing out of personal misconduct, or gross neglect, or usurpation, or habitual disregard of the public interests.27 3. John Marshall, Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court: “[T]he present doctrine seems to be that a Judge giving a legal opinion contrary to the opinion of the legislature is liable to impeachment.28 4. George Mason, the “Father of the Bill of Rights”: “attempts to subvert the Constitution.29 5. Alexander Hamilton: “the abuse or violation of some public trust. . . . [or for] injuries done immediately to the society itself.30 6. George Mason, “Father of the Bill of Rights,” and Elbridge, signer of the Declaration and Framer of the Bill of Rights: “mal-administration.31 7. William Rawle, legal authority and author of early constitutional commentary: “the inordinate extension of power, the influence of party and of prejudice32 as well as attempts to “infringe the rights of the people.33 8. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “unconstitutional opinions” and “attempts to subvert the fundamental laws and introduce arbitrary power.34 F. Federalist #65: “[T]he practice of impeachments [is] a bridle in the hands of the Legislative body.35 G. Justice James Iredell, a ratifier of the Constitution, placed on the Supreme Court by President Washington: “Every government requires it [impeachment]. Every man ought to be amenable for his conduct. . . . It will be not only the means of punishing misconduct but it will prevent misconduct. A man in public office who knows that there is no tribunal to punish him may be ready to deviate from his duty; but if he knows there is a tribunal for that purpose although he may be a man of no principle, the very terror of punishment will perhaps deter him." [link to www.wallbuilders.com] There is hope for our country, yet! Man, I love you guys!! See ya on the other side. If not, you can all share my preps. To add... "uarter.2 C. Congress determines the operation of the Judiciary, not vice versa (Congress sets the number of judges and courts; what issues may come before the courts; judges’ salary and compensation; how often the courts meet and the length of their sessions; and just as Congress can establish and set the number of lowers courts, so, too, can Congress also abolish them; etc.)" -.. . .- -.. / -- .- -. / .-- .- .-.. -.- .. -. --. Omnes vulnerant, ultima necat |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 69698911 United States 07/07/2015 07:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 4. FEDERAL JUDGES DO NOT HOLD LIFETIME APPOINTMENTS Quoting: Perfectly Paleo A. The Constitution says that judges hold their office only during “good behavior” (Art. III, Sec. 1). B. Federal judges may be removed by Congress for misbehavior, which, historically, did not include only criminal behavior but also other misbehavior. C. Historically, federal judges have been removed from the bench by Congress for contradicting an order of Congress, for profanity, for rude treatment of witness in a courtroom, for drunkenness, for judicial high-handedness and a variety of other reasons.24 D. The Constitution provides six clauses on impeachment – the most often-mentioned subject in the Constitution.25 E. The Founding Fathers and early legal authorities were clear about the ground for impeachment: 1. James Wilson, signer of the Constitution, original Justice on the U. S. Supreme Court: “mpeachments are confined to political characters, to political crimes and misdemeanors, and to political punishments.26 2. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “The offenses to which the power of impeachment has been and is ordinarily applied as a remedy. . . . are aptly termed political offences, growing out of personal misconduct, or gross neglect, or usurpation, or habitual disregard of the public interests.27 3. John Marshall, Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court: “[T]he present doctrine seems to be that a Judge giving a legal opinion contrary to the opinion of the legislature is liable to impeachment.28 4. George Mason, the “Father of the Bill of Rights”: “attempts to subvert the Constitution.29 5. Alexander Hamilton: “the abuse or violation of some public trust. . . . [or for] injuries done immediately to the society itself.30 6. George Mason, “Father of the Bill of Rights,” and Elbridge, signer of the Declaration and Framer of the Bill of Rights: “mal-administration.31 7. William Rawle, legal authority and author of early constitutional commentary: “the inordinate extension of power, the influence of party and of prejudice32 as well as attempts to “infringe the rights of the people.33 8. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “unconstitutional opinions” and “attempts to subvert the fundamental laws and introduce arbitrary power.34 F. Federalist #65: “[T]he practice of impeachments [is] a bridle in the hands of the Legislative body.35 G. Justice James Iredell, a ratifier of the Constitution, placed on the Supreme Court by President Washington: “Every government requires it [impeachment]. Every man ought to be amenable for his conduct. . . . It will be not only the means of punishing misconduct but it will prevent misconduct. A man in public office who knows that there is no tribunal to punish him may be ready to deviate from his duty; but if he knows there is a tribunal for that purpose although he may be a man of no principle, the very terror of punishment will perhaps deter him." [link to www.wallbuilders.com] There is hope for our country, yet! Man, I love you guys!! See ya on the other side. If not, you can all share my preps. To add... "uarter.2 C. Congress determines the operation of the Judiciary, not vice versa (Congress sets the number of judges and courts; what issues may come before the courts; judges’ salary and compensation; how often the courts meet and the length of their sessions; and just as Congress can establish and set the number of lowers courts, so, too, can Congress also abolish them; etc.)" :moar: You guys might as well be speaking Klingon. The Constitution is DEAD. Humpty Dumpty took a great fall too. He was not all that he was cracked up to be and neither is the DEAD Constitution. Long live the Klingons. |
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BlondieEastwood User ID: 69602341 United States 07/07/2015 07:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 4. FEDERAL JUDGES DO NOT HOLD LIFETIME APPOINTMENTS Quoting: Perfectly Paleo A. The Constitution says that judges hold their office only during “good behavior” (Art. III, Sec. 1). B. Federal judges may be removed by Congress for misbehavior, which, historically, did not include only criminal behavior but also other misbehavior. C. Historically, federal judges have been removed from the bench by Congress for contradicting an order of Congress, for profanity, for rude treatment of witness in a courtroom, for drunkenness, for judicial high-handedness and a variety of other reasons.24 D. The Constitution provides six clauses on impeachment – the most often-mentioned subject in the Constitution.25 E. The Founding Fathers and early legal authorities were clear about the ground for impeachment: 1. James Wilson, signer of the Constitution, original Justice on the U. S. Supreme Court: “mpeachments are confined to political characters, to political crimes and misdemeanors, and to political punishments.26 2. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “The offenses to which the power of impeachment has been and is ordinarily applied as a remedy. . . . are aptly termed political offences, growing out of personal misconduct, or gross neglect, or usurpation, or habitual disregard of the public interests.27 3. John Marshall, Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court: “[T]he present doctrine seems to be that a Judge giving a legal opinion contrary to the opinion of the legislature is liable to impeachment.28 4. George Mason, the “Father of the Bill of Rights”: “attempts to subvert the Constitution.29 5. Alexander Hamilton: “the abuse or violation of some public trust. . . . [or for] injuries done immediately to the society itself.30 6. George Mason, “Father of the Bill of Rights,” and Elbridge, signer of the Declaration and Framer of the Bill of Rights: “mal-administration.31 7. William Rawle, legal authority and author of early constitutional commentary: “the inordinate extension of power, the influence of party and of prejudice32 as well as attempts to “infringe the rights of the people.33 8. Justice Joseph Story, a “Father of American Jurisprudence” appointed to the Supreme Court by President James Madison: “unconstitutional opinions” and “attempts to subvert the fundamental laws and introduce arbitrary power.34 F. Federalist #65: “[T]he practice of impeachments [is] a bridle in the hands of the Legislative body.35 G. Justice James Iredell, a ratifier of the Constitution, placed on the Supreme Court by President Washington: “Every government requires it [impeachment]. Every man ought to be amenable for his conduct. . . . It will be not only the means of punishing misconduct but it will prevent misconduct. A man in public office who knows that there is no tribunal to punish him may be ready to deviate from his duty; but if he knows there is a tribunal for that purpose although he may be a man of no principle, the very terror of punishment will perhaps deter him." [link to www.wallbuilders.com] There is hope for our country, yet! Man, I love you guys!! See ya on the other side. If not, you can all share my preps. To add... "uarter.2 C. Congress determines the operation of the Judiciary, not vice versa (Congress sets the number of judges and courts; what issues may come before the courts; judges’ salary and compensation; how often the courts meet and the length of their sessions; and just as Congress can establish and set the number of lowers courts, so, too, can Congress also abolish them; etc.)" You see hope? LMFAO....it's just about all wrapped up ManWithNoName |